{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"OceanSlim wrote","author_name":"OceanSlim (npub1zm…v7f60)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1zmc6qyqdfnllhnzzxr5wpepfpnzcf8q6m3jdveflmgruqvd3qa9sjv7f60","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"There isn't one now. If anything, the conservatives have just been around the state and established so long that they would seek to conserve things about state control that a libertarian might be opposed to. For instance, the conservatives of today are probably on board KYC and aml laws, patriot act type shit. Conservatives want to conserve tradition. US control over markets is now so embroiled in the global economy, they seek to conserve it. Where actually, the founding of the US was on open market principles. Conservatives of yesteryear would probably align more with libertarians on this matter. But the Overton window has swung so far to the left, that classical liberals and libertarians are hard to distinguish. Conservatives are more right, libertarians are more center. \"Society\", \"culture\" (in the west) is completely left now. "}